I need the answer to the question in engineering resistance 1-For the horizontal water pipe shown , find the change in diameter if the far andof pipe is :a) closed85 mb) openD=350 mmt= 10 mmE= 200 GpaU =0.25 mmYw = 9.81kN/m32- For the open cylinder the data given are :оpenOall = 40 MPaYw = 9.81 kN /m³12 madi3-8 ma ) show that :Sv =pr(5-40)V (cylindrical thin wall)2tEb) Show thatSv =.Sp(1-v)v (spherical thin walI)2tE1

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1-For the horizontal water pipe shown, find the change in diameter if the far and of pipe is : a) closed b) open. L D=350 mm E= 200 Gpa Yw = 9.81kN/m³ t= 10 mm V=0.25 mm 85 m

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